Set-valued extension of operators via Steiner selections (I)—Theoretical results
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Set-valued extension of operators via Steiner selections (I)—Theoretical results
A way to extend operators in spaces of continuous functions to spaces of continuous set-valued functions is obtained by the authors. This extension is developed through the Steiner selections of set-valued functions. Properties and characteristics of the convergence of sequences of operators of this class are studied.
- University of Oviedo Spain
Linear operators on function spaces (general), extension of operators, Steiner selections, Set-valued functions, Set-valued maps in general topology
Linear operators on function spaces (general), extension of operators, Steiner selections, Set-valued functions, Set-valued maps in general topology
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